what do I need to build a prerunner?
I have a 1987 ford ranger with a 2.9 V6 2x4. I want to build a prerunner but I have no clue what to get.
I'm sort of new to it and plus this truck is entirely stock and won't handle the harsh rugged terrain of the desert.
so any ideas or places I can try? I live las vegas and heard there are a lot of places that sell parts for this type of thing.
I'm sort of new to it and plus this truck is entirely stock and won't handle the harsh rugged terrain of the desert.
so any ideas or places I can try? I live las vegas and heard there are a lot of places that sell parts for this type of thing.
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Mar 26, 2010. 8:20 AMdannyces
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hello you might wanna look at explorerforum.com that site should help you find eveything you need
Feb 12, 2010. 10:56 PMautomd
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You need to ask around where you can have it fixed. But then again you will be needing money for it. And some serious amount of money because they will have to remove that part and replace it with a new one. Quite a tedious task
Feb 3, 2010. 7:45 PMBurf
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Based on the pictures, I'd say the first thing you're going to need is a butt load of money. Beyond that, I would suggest you make connections with someone who has a prerunner, look up any local clubs that may be in the area. Make connections with people who are into the activity and get some firsthand feedback.
Sometimes, just trying to wing it, ain't the best way to go.
Sometimes, just trying to wing it, ain't the best way to go.
Feb 4, 2010. 5:03 AMRe-design
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Nothing on that truck in the picture is stock. Wheels, suspension, engine, trans, rear end, seats, steering,enhanced frame, electrical, fuel tank, seats, seat belts, roll cage. Maybe stock glass and radio.
You start with your favorite truck and take everything off it. Go buy stronger stuff then start putting all that stuff back on it.
You start with your favorite truck and take everything off it. Go buy stronger stuff then start putting all that stuff back on it.
. That looks like stock sheet-metal on the cab and doors. heehee (But I wouldn't be at all surprised to find out it's fiberglass.)
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